Releases: maaslalani/slides
v0.4.1
v0.4.0
Changelog
Pre-processing
slides
now has the ability to have commands run and executed before presenting slides (pre-processing).
To use this feature, you must:
- Use a file for your slides (no
stdin
, for security reasons) chmod +x file.md
, change file permissions to be able to execute code on slides (for security reasons)
In your slides.md
, you can write a code block with this structure (use tildes ~
). When you go to present slides (that are executable, chmod +x slides.md
), slides
will parse the code block and run the command to run
and pass in the text inside the code block as stdin
to the command. The entire code block will then be replace by the stdout
of the command you want to run.
~~~command to run
stdin
~~~
This allows you to:
- Import text from other files with
~~~xargs cat
examples/import.md
~~~
- Render GraphViz graphs with
graph-easy
~~~graph-easy --as=boxart
[ A ] -> [ B ]
~~~
- A lot more...
(If you come up with useful pre-processing commands/examples, please contribute to https://github.com/maaslalani/slides/blob/main/examples/preprocess.md)
Other changes
slides
added tonixpkgs-unstable
@ v0.3.0- Added support for
javascript
code execution (usingnode
) - Added support for
elixir
code execution (thanks to @suzaku) - ✋ Breaking: Removed
~~~
as a slide delimiter (for pre-processing), use---
always instead. - Code block execution results are no longer rendered as Markdown. (thanks to @suzaku)
- Fix bug to be able to parse code blocks without trailing new lines. (thanks to @suzaku)
v0.3.0
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Live Slides Update
If given a filename: slides file.md
, Slides will automatically watch the file for changes and update your presentation live (thanks to @sibprogrammer)
Code Block Execution
When there is a code block on the current slide, you can press ctrl+e to execute it and the output will display as virtual text on the slide at the end.
Supported languages are:
- bash
- ruby
- python
- go
v0.2.0
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User customizable themes:
Slides allows you to customize your presentation's theme (thanks to @brittonhayes).
In your presentation.md file prepend the following configuration.
---
theme: dark
---
theme can be any one of the following:
dark
light
ascii
notty
./theme.json
You can pass a path to aJSON
file that specifies your theme. Check out the defaulttheme.json
to use as a base for your custom theme.
v0.1.2
Changelog
42c7a73 Merge pull request #17 from maaslalani/stdin
3da7238 Documentation: stdin and curling remote slides
58d4b02 Read slides from stdin
f68b802 Use chroma theme: dracula
5d89bf2 Fix #14: go vet ./...
Redefinition
906add1 Merge pull request #12 from sibprogrammer/bugfix-modification-date-format
3126301 Fix #11 Correct date format
v0.1.1
v0.1.0
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22b6fa2 go 1.16
6699e8a Create goreleaser.yml
95634ae Merge pull request #6 from sibprogrammer/bugfix-slide-separator
2489fac Merge pull request #8 from sibprogrammer/bugfix-slide-numbers
4e94e57 Merge pull request #4 from sibprogrammer/bugfix-makefile-errors
a108f30 Fix #7 Display the correct number of slides and current one
0a15388 Fix #5 Allow to use triple dashes as a slide separator
adb8dba Fix Makefile errors
47d2a87 embed styles
9b249b6 Revert "no need for user to specify theme.json"
7af1081 no need for user to specify theme.json
e90002f Merge pull request #3 from angristan/render-error
17a5ed7 Show markdown rendering error to user
cb40fa9 pr template
9480b07 Create CONTRIBUTING.md
9be3b16 Update issue templates
59326ce add space as next slides, swap down & up keys
1c6b5df Add credits
0f1ebff remove double import
ffca702 moar
eceb2c4 lil more error handling
44cfcf6 Remove hardcoded values
babdab1 Move demo to top
6ed3fe6 Add readme.md
0c87800 Create makefile
1cf7d3f Create license
debbccc theme.json
20c68ad JoinVertical
5bcb013 progress
d27e870 WIP
39df02c Markdown
6fc439b Initial commit